Dallas Fort Worth Urban Forum

An exclusive look inside Harwood's latest urban high-rise tower http://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2016/12/05/an-exclusive-look-inside-harwoods-latest-urban.html With construction underway on the latest luxury high-rise tower in the Harwood District, Dallas-based Harwood International is prepar...

tamtagon wrote:The article doesn't mention it, but I wonder if Fortis would build this garage to accommodate additional floors.

Or maybe alternate use for the actual garage space in the future. Would be nice if they planned for extra floors on top too.

Downtown Dallas tower owner plans 10-story garage http://www.dallasnews.com/business/real-estate/2016/12/05/downtown-dallas-tower-owner-plans-10-story-garage New York-based Fortis Property Group — which owns the 36-story Harwood Center office tower at Bryan and Harwood streets — is asking for city ...

Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings sues pension system to stop DROP withdrawals

http://www.dallasnews.com/news/dallas-c ... ithdrawals

Developer of historic downtown tower redo plans to sell city subsidies

http://www.dallasnews.com/business/real ... -subsidies

Drove by today, the area is fenced off and it would appear they are starting to tear up the parking lot although nobody was working today. Also, signs are up on the fence.

Somehow Ray Nasher survived here too. NYT staff need to get out more.

I almost feel like if they can go up high they will but maybe they will do some nice mid-rise projects and level it out a bit. I don't really have a feel for how much property is available in DE for residential projects. I have heard that Midtown and Club Dallas are both closing which would open som...

What it takes to attract a grocer to southern Dallas — or anywhere http://www.dallasnews.com/business/retail/2016/11/30/takes-attract-grocer In July, the city of Dallas offered at least $3 million to any grocery store willing to open a store in "a southern Dallas food desert." No one step...

Developer Bill Cawley unveils new $30M office building in Allen's Watters Creek http://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2016/11/30/bill-cawley-allen-office-building-watters-creek.html Dallas developer Bill Cawley has unveiled a new $30 million office building within Allen's Watters Creek, which, if ...

This 'very sexy' $225M Uptown tower is luring firms with high-end design http://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2016/12/02/this-very-sexy-225m-uptown-tower-is-luring-firms.html With the help of Pelli Clarke Pelli architects, Goff and other development executives went through 83 renditions of the de...

Interesting story....

http://www.dallasnews.com/business/busi ... -misguided

Deep in the heart of nowhere? NYT mag takes potshots at Dallas in ode to Stanley Marcus http://www.dallasnews.com/business/business/2016/12/02/deep-heart-nowhere-nyt-mag-takes-potshots-dallas-ode-stanley-marcus "Born in Dallas in 1905, Stanley Marcus was essentially a character from a 19th-cent...

Towering success: Uptown Dallas' McKinney & Olive high-rise opens doors, fills its floors http://www.dallasnews.com/business/real-estate/2016/12/01/uptowns-mckinney-olive-high-rise-makes-debut-almost-fully-leased ptown Dallas' newest high-rise - the $225 million McKinney & Olive - had its gr...

As I was leaving Dallas this week and driving south toward Houston I could not help but notice how much this one has grown in the past couple of months. It's making an impact on the DE skyline now. Attached an old article about it. http://www.dallasnews.com/business/business/2015/11/04/work-starts-o...

Love Field soars in post-Wright era

http://www.dallasnews.com/business/econ ... wright-era

New office tower, hotel and hundreds of apartments on the way at $1.5 billion CityLine http://www.dallasnews.com/business/real-estate/2016/12/02/new-office-tower-hotel-hundreds-apartments-way-15-billion-cityline More than 1,500 apartments are under construction at CityLine and next door. And projec...

I also really do like that urban design. I would love to see something like that here, hope they pursue something like that, makes a statement.

Before we get to five years Legacy area will add 30,000 new jobs and that is just the number today, not accounting for what is being added further north in Frisco or what has not been announced yet. Things will definitely change sooner than later. Toyota is close to being open, when they do 5000 job...

Of every shopping destination this one is still the favorite but I still wonder when they will start making some obvious changes like a luxury boutique hotel or the addition of attached office space. Maybe more entertainment type venues....I admit I don't know what that is.

Cbdallas wrote:With all the taxpayer money they are using to pay for the stadiums I doubt we will see any mass transit in Arlington for a long while.

Would the HSR project count if they score that extension?

It's funny how much my own shopping patterns have changed, once I know what size I need I just order online and skip the mall. Now I really don't care to go in if I can avoid it. When I am in there I still see lots of people but wonder if they have noticed a change.

Drove by the Champions Circle development a couple days ago, lots of progress being made including the parking lot, which is huge, I know they have more plans but looks like they are on the back burner since they have pretty much filled the balance of the property with asphalt. Maybe they are going ...

Traffic issues will get worse but will probably not curtail development, the perceived (true or not) decline in available workforce could potentially have an impact.

Really liking this one.

Kansas City bank sets up shop in Uptown’s McKinney & Olive tower

http://www.dallasnews.com/business/real ... live-tower

Relocations of companies fuel DFW prosperity http://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2016/11/23/relocations-of-companies-fuel-dfw-prosperity.html With a highly diverse economy, a rush of people and jobs, and a river of relocating corporations flowing in, Dallas-Fort Worth is riding high in the saddl...

Rangers, Arlington develop stadium project timeline http://www.dallasnews.com/news/arlington/2016/11/29/rangers-arlington-develop-stadium-project-timeline The Texas Rangers hope to have an architectural firm hired by the end of the year to design its $1 billion, retractable-roof stadium that Arlingt...

Well, I guess we will know next week and the week after that. Let's see what happens.

H-E-B will open two more Central Market stores in Dallas http://www.dallasnews.com/business/retail/2016/11/29/h-e-b-will-open-two-central-market-stores-dallas The San Antonio-based grocer said Tuesday that it will open two more Central Market stores in Dallas: at Midway Road and W. Northwest Highwa...

The Londoner Pub, Café Herrera among retail and dining tenants on board for Las Colinas project http://www.dallasnews.com/business/real-estate/2016/11/29/retail-restaurant-tenants-board-las-colinas-project Retail tenants in the project will include Olivella's Neo Pizza Napoletana, Twisted Root Burg...

The leaning tower of San Francisco: a skyscraper is sinking faster than we thought http://www.dallasnews.com/news/news/2016/11/29/leaning-tower-san-francisco-skyscraper-sinking-faster-thought For all its issues at least Museum Tower isn't doing this. But seriously, how do they fix this? Or do they?...

Fidelity Investments is headed to Plano's Legacy West

http://www.dallasnews.com/business/real ... egacy-west

You do have a hotel right in the middle of it, I guess they could move all vehicular activity to the Commerce Street side.

It's a great sign that Marriott has enough confidence to build near the convention center. Great to see this kind of infill development. More will follow.

Saw an ad for The Katy today....so it would appear they have changed their name?

http://thekatydallas.com/

I wonder if any of them can be converted to floor space. What was a garage may become loft style housing or pretty much whatever. The structure is there and they would need utilities run but I can't imagine it would be impossible to do that.

I nice complement to WV, would be fun if the entire east side Cityplace area became more dense and the trolley had a line running down Haskell to feed into the rest of Cityplace.

Wow back to the drawing board.....I hope.

Would be nice if Stemmons sees a serious resurgence.

What to watch for today as AT&T takes wrap off streaming service DirecTV Now

http://www.dallasnews.com/business/tech ... irectv-now

Dallas real estate developers facing 'huge issue' of the future of parking http://www.dallasnews.com/business/real-estate/2016/11/25/developers-pondering-future-fewer-cars-park Downtown Dallas building owners who are spending millions of dollars to construct new parking garages may be behind the ti...

Did they tear anything out? There was a gate of some kind on the east side.

Ascent looking better than I was expecting. The brick doesn't look bad.

Looks darker than the render, I do like it tho. Should be a sharp building.

With another stadium to build, will Arlington change its mind about mass transit? http://www.dallasnews.com/news/transportation/2016/11/25/another-stadium-build-will-arlington-change-mind-mass-transit Arlington residents will get another year of commuter bus service after the board of Dallas Area R...

This one is a nice infill project and has great potential.

It is very strange, makes me wonder. There is a lot in the pipeline just down the road so I wonder if it is too much too fast.

I am happy with the upward trend with towers with three at at least 30 and now two at or near 40.

Wow I didn't know they were already pushing dirt.

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